Let’s talk about some brilliant ways to use FriendFeed…
Across the top of your Home page on the left half, you can see this:
The search feature is self-expanatory as it is a simple site search engine for your FriendFeed. If I want to find Seth Godin or maybe subscribe to people who are talking about him, I would type his name into the search engine and see what I can find. If I find someone worth subscribing to, I simply hover my mouse over it and click the subscribe plus sign that pops up.
Apart from using the search field let’s talk about the posting and advanced marketing options. Read more…
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To sign up for FriendFeed, go to: www.FriendFeed.com and “Click Create an Account”.
You’ll see this page:
The first screen you'll see when you setup your FriendFeed account.
Fill in the Email address and Name boxes.
Next, choose a nickname. Read more…
Site Specific Training friendfeed, rss, social marketing
If you’re using Twitter, you definitely want to be using FriendFeed in conjunction.
Whatever is great about Twitter is now even better because of FriendFeed. FriendFeed allows you to relate back and forth in one convenient spot without the chopped up “resharing” that goes on in Twitter.
Will FriendFeed replace Twitter? Not anytime soon, but it does enhance it. As you’ll see, FriendFeed has a twitter-like feature where you can post a quick message (not character limited, by the way).
But FriendFeed works with Twitter and Facebook and Flickr and Digg and StumbleUpon, and on and on – and funnels all of their feeds into your own feed. Don’t get confused just yet – you’ll see how it works in the tutorial I’m posting in the members’ area! Read more…
Site Specific Training friendfeed, rss, social network
What you’re about to discover is that the web is evolving again…and FriendFeed is perched on the cutting edge of the social internet.
In case you’re wondering who came up FriendFeed, (a new, super charged, action packed, full-meal-deal feed aggregate), it’s Read more…
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